not click bait.  just a sad result of the evolving go ecosystem breaking 10 years of compatibility.

- python extensions written in go: https://youtu.be/kCRU_ZTcxac
- how to use git bisect: https://youtu.be/C2C7FTI8nB4

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The author discusses their journey of archiving their Go projects, initially started to write a Docker file linter. They describe the challenges faced with Go's ergonomics and their eventual shift to using Python, but still utilizing Go for certain extensions. The post details issues with Go's runtime, specifically with maintaining multiple C shared libraries, leading to the decision to stop maintaining these projects due to inherent limitations.

I deleted all my go projects.

Another propaganda video that has no meaning

He mixed ice cream with orange juice and Guinness, it is really not tasting well, therefore ice cream is bad.

I was going to say it’s a skill issue, but no. He used the wrong tool for the wrong job. It’s like pulling out nails with a flat head screwdriver and then complaining about it.

Avoid all Google languages and libraries like the plague! They constantly change, making it an absolute nightmare to keep up. e.g. Flutter, Android—every other update breaks something! It’s beyond frustrating!